1. How to get path to save a file from user? stackoverflow.comI'm developing an application in which I want to create an 'MS-EXCEL' file and for that I want the name for the file to be given by user and later on ... |
2. Saving files to a specific directory in Java? stackoverflow.comThis is probably a silly question, but I'm pretty new to Java and I can't figure it out. Basically, I'm trying to download some files from a website and I want ... |
3. how to know invalid path to save the file in java stackoverflow.comIn Java I want to create a file from and save the data on it. The |
4. how to save file app data folder stackoverflow.comIm working on a project and I need the program to store some of the property files and some text files. |
5. create a folder and choose that folder to save a newly created file coderanch.com |
6. How to Save File in UNC Path coderanch.com |
7. create a folder and choose that folder to save a newly created file coderanch.comhi Friends I have a problem .I want to create a folder and then choose that folder to save a newly created file . I am able to create the folder but i am not able to choose that folder to save the file. Please help me with some code snippets Regards Nithin |
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9. how to save the file in clint side in temp folder coderanch.comhi, I want do download the file from server and save in client side in temp folder. I want to store the file without knowing the user. Now i am using this code. String filename = "C:\\Test\\TestFile.txt"; response.setContentType("application/octet-stream"); String disHeader = "Attachment; Filename=\"filename\""; response.setHeader("Content-Disposition", disHeader); File fileToDownload = new File(filename); InputStream in = null; ServletOutputStream outs = response.getOutputStream(); try { in ... |
10. File Save is not following the directory given to it by the SaveDialog coderanch.comI'm trying to have Java save a file in a directory of the user's choosing from the save file dialog. When it saves it however it is saving it in the default directory with the file name but not in the directory that the user chose. Below is the code. What more do I need to do to have the file ... |
11. Save files in directories java-forums.orgGet the root folder path. In that folder you can check either files or folders contain. Keep all the records, and in each folder save your file. Recursion would be helpful. Hope it's wired to you. But like that build a logic first, then try to address each part. On link that wsaryada send to you in previous post, all you ... |
12. Save directory forums.oracle.comHey, I'm making a game in java at the moment and I'm making some saving / loading functions. I'm just wondering. Where should i put all the saved settings and game-saveings files? These two directorys are the ones that I minded up to save the files in, oh and let's say my game's name is "unnamed". new File(FileSysteView.getFileSystemView().getHomeDirectory(), ".unnamed"); new File ... |
13. Save a file in a Specific Folder... forums.oracle.comhttp://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html#writewell How To Ask Questions The Smart Way Eric Steven Raymond Rick Moen Write in clear, grammatical, correctly-spelled language We've found by experience that people who are careless and sloppy writers are usually also careless and sloppy at thinking and coding (often enough to bet on, anyway). Answering questions for careless and sloppy thinkers is not rewarding; we'd rather spend our ... |
14. Save a File object to a directory forums.oracle.comDo you want to: 1. Serialize the File object to a directory? If so, then have your object implement the Serializable interface. or do you want to 2. Store the contents of the file represented by the File object? If so, then one of the output stream classes is probably what you need. |
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16. To save the output in a specified directory. forums.oracle.comI guess you are executing a Java project using Eclipse IDE, which, by default creates file in the project workspace. If you copy the .class file of the program to another dir (say: d:\newDir) and issue java |